3 Quick Gel Plate Techniques + tips | From the Everything Art store

[@greyfeather7857]

I could listen to Annaliese all day she’s so encouraging and inspiring 👍🏻🎨

[@davidmoore7115]

Superb! Perfect video, beautifully presented, infinite possibilities!!!

[@EverythingArt]

Glad you liked it!

[@nattyw495]

Thanks for this..

[@tavanetaylor98]

Such a good video and the instructor is brilliant!

[@63artemisia63]

I really enjoyed your layered botanicals gel plate video. Please make more intermediate gp videos; there are lots of beginner videos on YT.

[@sdmixedmediaart]

Loved your techniques. Thanks for sharing❤

[@EverythingArt]

Thanks for watching!

[@belindaswick9954]

Thank you. Such nice quick ideas

[@EverythingArt]

Glad you like them!

[@CharlotteMerl]

Great video, thank you. I agree, what a lovely colour combo ❤

[@EverythingArt]

Thanks for watching! The colour combo is scrumptious!

[@63artemisia63]

If you’re planning to keep making gel prints, buy a Speedball brayer. It will make rolling out an even, thin, smooth coat of paint quick and easy and that’s always what you want to start with. With other brayers, that’s more of a struggle.

[@dianeoconnor8310]

I like the one that didn’t work! 😂

[@63artemisia63]

Ahh, you didn’t pull the ghost print, that’s the best part.

[@trixoskam]

What is the exact kind of tissue paper that is used?

[@63artemisia63]

“Quinacridone Nickel Azo Gold . . . no idea what that means.” Paints are made from chemicals/metals ; so some paint names refer to that, like nickel. It may have gold in it, too, which would explain why it’s so expensive. I don’t know. I think Quinacridone may refer to a chemical - or combination of chemicals - that has undergone a specific process.